Cyber Security
How safe is your business?
$49,600. The average cost to Small Business that were VICTIMS of Cyber Crime in 2024.
Protect your business by partnering with RDS IT Solutions.
We’ll secure your systems, stop cyber threats like ransomware, and keep you compliant with industry standards.
Don’t let a weak link put you at risk, see how we can safeguard your business today!
Find out how we can start protecting your business today and…
The three biggest threats to your business
Scams & Phishing
Cybercriminals steal millions from sophisticated scams and phishing attacks.
Without strong cybersecurity and staff training, your business could easily become a victim - And the risk is high.
Social Engineering
Cybercriminals trick your team into sharing sensitive information, exploiting a lack of awareness.
We provide robust training to help your staff spot and stop these attacks.
Connectivity
Unsecured devices - Like outdated routers unpatched devices can let unauthorised users into your network without you noticing. We’ll secure your connections to keep your business safe.
Do you have the time to keep your company secure?
How much time are you spending to try and secure your business?
Many of our clients felt overwhelmed by the constant cyber threats and vulnerabilities they had to manage—plus the time it took to learn, upskill, and handle system management.
By outsourcing their cybersecurity and IT to us, they’ve freed up their schedule to focus on growing their business.
Do You Know Your Data Obligations?
Depending on your industry and your business turnover, you may be obligated to protect your customers’ personal information. Failing to do so can have devastating consequences for your business: loss of trust, fewer customers and legal action.
Keeping the breach secret is simply not an option, as most businesses are legally required to notify the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) and the individuals affected. Or, risk penalties for failing to report a breach.
Don’t let your business face these risks. We’ll help you understand and meet your data obligations with ease.
So, do you know what your data obligations are?
Recent Cybercrime victims:
Don’t be next
Cybercrime is on the rise in Australia, hitting businesses of all sizes. While small and medium businesses often go unreported, large organizations can’t escape the spotlight.
Here’s a look at some of the biggest cyber incidents in 2024 and 2025. Case studies of the danger posed by cyber crime to large and well known organisations.
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Panasonic Australia
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Ticketek
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MediSecure
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Qantas
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Telstra
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Wollongong University
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American Express
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Nissan
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AnyDesk
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Football Australia
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MediSecure
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HostPlus
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Australian Retirement Trust
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Australian Super
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Panasonic Australia - Ticketek - MediSecure - Qantas - Telstra - Wollongong University - American Express - Nissan - AnyDesk - Football Australia - MediSecure - HostPlus - Australian Retirement Trust - Australian Super -
QANTAS - Unknown Cost - Up to 6,000,000 People
A third party call centre used by QANTAS was subject to a sophisticated hack, which has exposed the private details of up to 6,000,000 QANTAS customers. The stolen information includes contact details, birth dates, and frequent flyer numbers.
Source: QANTAS Newsroom
United Australia Party - Unknown Cost - Up to 80,000 People
The Australian political party and the associated Trumpet of Patriots party were the victims of a cyber security attack which breached their system. The party provided the following statement on their website:
“On 23 June 2025, we identified unauthorised access to our servers resulting in access to, and the possible exfiltration of, certain data records. We were the subject of a ransomware cyber attack.”
“This could include, for example, your email address, phone number, identity records, banking records, employment history, documents (including those provided subject to confidentiality arrangements) and the like.”
Source: The United Australia Party
Multiple Superannuation Funds - Unknown Cost $1,000,000+
April 2025 saw a range of superannuation funds, managing billions of dollars, announce that they had been the victims of an unsophisticated cyber security attack. Individual users reported losing hundreds of thousands of dollars, and the full extent is not yet clear.
The most likely cause of the attack, was a lack of multi-factor-authentication. A basic element of cyber security.
Source: The Conversation
Wollongong University - Unknown Cost - Unknown extent
Wollongong University was hit by a breach that exposed superannuation and bank details, putting staff and students at risk.
Source: CRN (UOW removed their webpage detailing the breach)
Barnetts Couriers - 30+ Jobs Lost - Unknown Cost
In 2024, Barnetts Couriers, a Wollongong business with over 40 years of history, shut down after a cyberattack, costing 30+ jobs.In 2024, Barnetts Couriers, a Wollongong business with over 40 years of history, shut down after a cyberattack, costing 30+ jobs.
Source: Illawarra Mercury
MediSecure- 13 Million Australians affected - Unknown Cost
MediSecure’s breach exposed 13 million Australians’ personal and medical data, including Medicare numbers and prescriptions, leaving them vulnerable to scams.
Latitude - Cost of $76 million - 14 Million people affected
Latitude’s massive hack affected 14 million people, leaking passport and driver’s license details. They now face a $50 million fine and lawsuits.
Source: Latitude Financial
Telstra - Fined $1.5 million - Unknown extent
Telstra was fined $1.5 million for failing to use multi-factor authentication, leaving customers exposed to cybercrime.